PJM_External_Team Flashcards

(24 cards)

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Why is assembling the right external project team important?

A

It ensures the project meets the client’s needs based on delivery method, scope, schedule, and firm capabilities.

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Who typically helps assemble the external project team after the architect is hired?

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The architect and the owner work together to assemble the project team.

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When should the decision to hire a construction manager (CM) be made?

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Before signing the owner-architect contract, as it affects the contract used.

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What are common consultants architects hire?

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Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, and sometimes specialty consultants depending on scope.

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How are owner-hired consultants handled differently?

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They are not under contract with the architect, and interaction is documented in the owner-architect agreement.

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What are the benefits of including a CM on the project team?

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Advises on price, constructability, sequencing, and schedule.

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When is a CM a good choice for the project?

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If there’s a need for accelerated schedule, detailed cost estimating, or early builder involvement.

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What are the three CM project delivery methods?

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CM-as-advisor, CM-agent, CM-constructor (CMc).

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What is the role of the CM in CM-as-advisor and CM-agent?

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They do not coordinate construction services or scheduling directly.

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Is there a standard AIA contract for CM-agent?

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No, the owner’s legal team should draft a specific agreement.

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What AIA contract is used for CM-as-advisor?

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AIA C132 (not covered on ARE).

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What AIA contract is used for CM-constructor?

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AIA A133.

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What is unique about CM-constructor (CMc)?

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They build the project and take on contractor risks and responsibilities.

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What is AIA B133 used for?

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Owner-architect agreement that reflects CMc responsibilities and modifies architect’s cost estimating role.

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What is the architect responsible for when a CM is involved?

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Coordinating with the CM and adjusting responsibilities based on CM involvement.

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What is fast-tracking and bid packaging?

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Splitting the project into phases so construction can start early while design continues.

17
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What is the architect’s role in fast-tracking?

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Clearly define the scope of each bid package in the contract documents.

18
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Which AIA document governs architect-consultant relationships?

19
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What engineering services are considered basic services in B101?

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Structural, Mechanical, Electrical (and Plumbing though not listed).

20
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When should accessibility consultant fees be included in basic services?

A

When QA/QC reviews ensure compliance with accessibility requirements.

21
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What are examples of supplemental consultants?

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Lighting designers, landscape architects, AV consultants.

22
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What factors influence consultant selection?

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Past experience, local knowledge, specialized expertise, firm size, team, fees, and software compatibility.

23
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What does AIA C401 incorporate by reference?

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The owner-architect agreement and general conditions of the contract for construction.

24
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Why is aligning C401 with B101 important?

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To ensure consistency in responsibilities and fees between architect and consultants.